The new Gemini website has gone interactive. This means that anyone can leave a reply to any of the articles featured. It might be that you find a particular article interesting or you want to know more about the topic and ask other bloggers to log their opinions. Or the site could be seen as an opportunity to share some views on the industry.
The technical pages can and hopefully will provide you with valuable information, it is comforting to know if somebody else is experiencing the same problems as you. By using this site you might find the answer to all your problems. Equally though, please share your knowledge with others.We hope the site is useful to our clients, existing and new and the interactive element will enable us to get even closer to understanding our client’s needs and expectations. Please blog and enjoy!

Step by Step guide to our Blog.

How to register to Gemini’s Blog
Click register button (top bar)

1. Registration window
2. Click register button
3. Create a username
4. Enter email address
5. Click register button
6. Your password will be sent to your registered email account

How to login to leave a Blog (Step by Step)

1. Click login button (top bar)
2. Enter username
3. Enter password (Which would have been sent to your registered email account)
4. Login
5. You Profile & Personal Options window (Option to change profile and update profile)
6. Click update profile
7. View site
8. Choose article you want to leave a blog on e.g GemStar
9. Click on full article - leave reply in the window
10. Submit comment

“I would like to say thank you for all your work and assistance on the catalogue for SPAM show. We had the private view and it all went very well. People loved the catalogue and we are very happy with the reproduction of colours and the whole presentation. I, on behalf of the whole group, apologise for causing delays and troubles in the process. You’ve been very helpful. There is nothing better than having someone who is reliable and reachable when necessary.Surely you’ll be hearing from the next year graduates very soon - they were envious of our catalogues!”
University of Westminster, Graduate fashion week